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Definition of necessary
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Necessary
(n.) A thing that is
necessary
or
indispensable
to some
purpose;
something
that one can not do
without;
a
requisite;
an
essential;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural;
as, the
necessaries
of
life..
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Needy
::
Needy
(superl.)
Necessary;
requiste.
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.) Legal or noral
qualification,
as of age,
residence,
character,
etc.,
necessary
for
certain
purposes,
as for
holding
office,
for
marrying,
for
making
contracts,
will, etc.; legal power or
right;
competency..
Liquidator
::
Liquidator
(n.) An
officer
appointed
to
conduct
the
winding
up of a
company,
to bring and
defend
actions
and suits in its name, and to do all
necessary
acts on
behalf
of the
company..
Set
::
Set (n.) In
dancing,
the
number
of
persons
necessary
to
execute
a
quadrille;
also, the
series
of
figures
or
movements
executed..
Vital
::
Vital (a.) Very
necessary;
highly
important;
essential.
Remount
::
Remount
(n.) The
opportunity
of, or
things
necessary
for,
remounting;
specifically,
a fresh
horse,
with his
equipments;
as, to give one a
remount..
Acidifier
::
Acidifier
(n.) A
simple
or
compound
principle,
whose
presence
is
necessary
to
produce
acidity,
as
oxygen,
chlorine,
bromine,
iodine,
etc..
Destitute
::
Destitute
(a.)
Forsaken;
not
having
in
possession
(something
necessary,
or
desirable);
deficient;
lacking;
devoid;
-- often
followed
by of..
Furniture
::
Furniture
(v. t.) The
necessary
appendages
to
anything,
as to a
machine,
a
carriage,
a ship, etc..
Fuss
::
Fuss (n.) A
tumult;
a
bustle;
unnecessary
or
annoying
ado about
trifles.
Article
::
Article
(n.) A
particular
one of
various
things;
as, an
article
of
merchandise;
salt is a
necessary
article..
Equip
::
Equip (v. t.) To
furnish
for
service,
or
against
a need or
exigency;
to fit out; to
supply
with
whatever
is
necessary
to
efficient
action
in any way; to
provide
with arms or an
armament,
stores,
munitions,
rigging,
etc.; -- said esp. of ships and of
troops..
Obviate
::
Obviate
(v. t.) To
anticipate;
to
prevent
by
interception;
to
remove
from the way or path; to make
unnecessary;
as, to
obviate
the
necessity
of
going..
Want
::
Want (v. i.) That which is
needed
or
desired;
a thing of which the loss is felt; what is not
possessed,
and is
necessary
for use or
pleasure..
Suit
::
Suit (n.) A
number
of
things
used
together,
and
generally
necessary
to be
united
in order to
answer
their
purpose;
a
number
of
things
ordinarily
classed
or used
together;
a set; as, a suit of
curtains;
a suit of
armor;
a suit of
clothes..
Necessity
::
Necessity
(n.) That which is
necessary;
a
necessary;
a
requisite;
something
indispensable;
-- often in the
plural.
Axiom
::
Axiom (a.) An
established
principle
in some art or
science,
which,
though
not a
necessary
truth,
is
universally
received;
as, the
axioms
of
political
economy..
Need
::
Need (v. i.) To be
wanted;
to be
necessary.
Institute
::
Institute
(a.)
Hence:
An
elementary
and
necessary
principle;
a
precept,
maxim,
or rule,
recognized
as
established
and
authoritative;
usually
in the
plural,
a
collection
of such
principles
and
precepts;
esp., a
comprehensive
summary
of legal
principles
and
decisions;
as, the
Institutes
of
Justinian;
Coke's
Institutes
of the Laws of
England.
Cf.
Digest,
n..
Redundant
::
Redundant
(a.) Using more
worrds
or
images
than are
necessary
or
useful;
pleonastic.
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